This journal aims to present the latest findings in speech therapy regarding placement, diagnosis, treatment, follow-ups, and theoretical and therapeutic models, in both clinical and rehabilitative settings. It specifically targets speech therapist, doctors, specialists, teachers, psychologists, researchers, sector operators, pedagogists, university students and those interested in communication for study or professional reasons.
The journal seeks to:
– increase awareness of speech therapy in Italy and throughout Europe;
– effect «best practices» and award prizes for the best work, a space will be reserved for a column in which experts will be able to answer readers’ queries.
The scientific board comprises various experts from the multidisciplinary team that speech therapists work in; these specialists have the task of scrutinising the work submitted and publishing their experiences, and data and original research studies from eminent scholars in the field.
Logopedia e comunicazione aims to:
– offer a chance to reflect on a range of pathologies that the language specialist will encounter over the course of their career;
– update readers on all the latest international news;
– provide the opportunity for readers to understand laws, institutional resolutions, the latest news regarding recognition of the profession, and the rights and duties of the speech therapist;
– update readers on the latest news regarding Italian and European laws regulating the profession.
Journal layout
Fixed sections:
– childhood and adolescence
– adulthood
– experiences and clinical best practices.
Additional sections, not printed in every issue:
– the speech therapist’s profession
– assessment tools
– guidelines
– reviews of books and articles
– monographs.
Sample topics
– Screening projects for early identification of learning difficulties.
– Speech therapy assessment of individuals affected by Moebius syndrome.
– Anatomical and functional characteristics of the articulatory organs.
– The cognitive oralist method applied to deafness.
– Assessment of hearing and language abilities in individuals using a cochlear implant.
– Post-implant rehabilitation methods.
– Speech therapy intervention in order to manage cognitive communicative deficit in patients with acquired cerebral lesions.
ISSN Printed version: 1825-6724
ISSN Digital version: 2724-0649
Journal registration number 1228/2004 (Court of Trento)
